Sentence examples for modelling and representing from inspiring English sources

Such a study is a first step towards the design of models linking sound agronomic decision rules to crop modelling and representing interactions between practices.

Hence, a fuzzy methodology is proposed in this paper for modelling and representing eco-building design indicators.

Our use of modelling and validation represents an advance on the assessment of exposure for studying risk of cancer near mobile phone base stations because previous studies relied on distance measures only.

Clearly the approach to data modelling and interpretation used represents only one of a number of possible ways that the comprehensive demographic and transcriptional data-sets can be analysed.

Logical modelling approaches assign discrete states to different activity levels of network components and represent reactions by logical functions.

We have developed a 3D finite element model of a Kessler suture repair employing multiscale modelling to represent tendon microstructure and incorporate its highly orthotropic behaviour into the tissue description.

A common approach to modelling dispersal includes representing the landscape as a grid of equal sized cells and then simulating individual movement as a correlated random walk.

MFM is a modelling methodology for representing process knowledge for complex systems.

Hence, this modelling framework represents a combined parameter fitting and systematic analysis of model behaviour and model mechanisms for possible model reduction.

Whilst in Fig. 1, the agro-ecologial interaction would derives mostly from re-using models in landscape genetic and landscape ecology, as well as the agro-economic would benefit from models mentioned in the background section, their data modelling integration represented on the left hand side of the model has not been yet investigated.

This simplification to one-dimension is necessitated from the computational burden of the analyses we perform, however, we note that this modelling choice represents the more complicated two and three-dimensional spaces where the attractant concentration only varies along one dimension.